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Grafana 11.4 | Support for OpenSearch PPL and SQL queries in the AWS CloudWatch Data Source Plugin

In this video, Ida, a software engineer from the AWS Data Sources squad, introduces an exciting feature in the CloudWatch data source plugin. With Opensearch SQL and Opensearch PPL now supported, you can leverage familiar query languages to explore and visualize your AWS CloudWatch data alongside the existing Logs Insights query language. Learn how to: Availability.

Grafana 11.4 release: Introducing support for OpenSearch PPL and OpenSearch SQL in the AWS CloudWatch data source plugin

Holidays came early for AWS users: Grafana 11.4 introduces support for two new query languages in the AWS CloudWatch data source plugin. Grafana 11.4: Download now Announced during AWS re:Invent, AWS CloudWatch Logs expanded its querying capabilities with the addition of OpenSearch Piped Processing Language (PPL) and OpenSearch SQL. In Grafana 11.4, the AWS Cloudwatch data source plugin has been updated to offer the same functionality — and the same flexibility.

Grafana Alerting: Save time and effort with Grafana-managed recording rules

Grafana Alerting has seen steady growth and adoption since it was revamped in Grafana 9. Since then, we’ve been busy making your alerts more robust, more reliable, and easier to manage. As part of that process, Grafana Alerting has adopted several concepts from Prometheus. The Prometheus alerting model is well understood and flexible, and with Grafana Alerting we want to bring that same flexibility to all Grafana data sources.

Actian & Grafana Cloud: The Search for a Customizable Observability Tool | ObservabilityCON 2023

Over the past few years, Actian has shifted from offering a solely on-premises data integration, management, and analytics product to supporting hybrid and multi-cloud environments as well. To keep up, the team needed a customisable observability tool, and found it in Grafana Cloud. Lead Cloud Operations Engineer Suleyman Kutlu will share his team’s journey, starting with metrics and logs, and venturing into load testing, frontend observability, IRM, and more.

Grafana Labs Customers: What We've Learned Building Observability at Massive Scale

An in-depth conversation with a panel of observability leaders from Sky, Just Eat Takeaway.com, and BlackRock. The panelists share stories about their organizations’ observability journeys, their perspectives on scaling observability across an enterprise, and their opinions on the current trends in the space.

The evolution of Grafana Cloud Synthetic Monitoring: new features, pricing updates, and more

With 2024 coming to a close, it’s a good time to reflect on how Grafana Cloud has evolved this year — and synthetic monitoring, in particular, is one area where we’ve really focused our efforts. In May, we rolled out a revamped version of Grafana Cloud Synthetic Monitoring with the overall goal of making your monitoring processes not just more efficient, but more impactful.

How to query private network data without an agent using AWS and Grafana Cloud

Connecting to data sources in a private network or an Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) can require extra attention to the network security configuration to prevent unintended network exposure. For example, if you wanted to query a network-secured data source, like a MySQL database or an Elasticsearch cluster, that is hosted in an on-premises private network, you would need to open your network to inbound queries from a range of IP addresses.